Road Closures

Today, Town of Caledon together with Brampton Transit announced an extension of select route 18 Dixie trips north of Mayfield Road.

Brampton Transit will offer nine trips per day on Dixie Road during peak hours, mid-day and in the evening.  The increased service will provide employees a safe and convenient way of getting to and from work along Dixie Road where local businesses employ approximately 1,500 people with 500 employees that use transit daily to commute to work along Dixie Road.

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August 23, 2023 (CALEDON, ON) – Almost two years since Caledon Council broke ground for the 52,000 square-foot expansion, the Caledon East Community Complex (CECC) project is complete and will be open for programs and services on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.

“This project has been a significant undertaking for the team,” said Mayor Annette Groves. “The Caledon East Community Complex has been transformed into a state-of-the-art facility and is our largest multi-use recreation facility in Caledon....

Road Reconstruction of Mississauga Road

(From Charleston Sideroad to 1.8 km south of Charleston Sideroad)

Mississauga Road will be closed from Charleston Sideroad to 1.8 km south of Charleston Sideroad for reconstruction in order to improve road safety, stormwater drainage and to extend the life of the pavement surface.

Full road closure is anticipated.  Designated detour routes will be Charleston Sideroad, Forks of the Credit Road, Winston Churchill Boulevard & Bush Street.  Local access will be...

The Town of Caledon needs your input on final recommendations for its Active Transportation Master Plan (ATMP) to encourage residents and visitors to walk, bike, hike and become more active as they live, work and play in Caledon. This plan is to create a walkable, bikeable and trail-friendly community for people of all ages and abilities throughout Caledon.  

“At the first public meeting in May we heard many great ideas and input to help arrive at the stage we are at now,” said Arash Olia, Manager...

A delegation, led by Mayor Annette Groves, will advocate for Caledon at the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference from August 20 to 23, 2023.

“At this year's AMO conference we are requesting support for Caledon as we become one of the fastest growing municipalities in Ontario as well as a single-tier municipality,” said Mayor Annette Groves. “We’re hearing from our residents and businesses about challenges and opportunities regarding aggregates, transportation and...